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Title: EOS claim to be providing the best of Bitcoin and Ethereum? Post by: aalfadhala on November 29, 2017, 09:31:19 AM Hello!
I came across an interesting on the reason why EOS claim to be providing the best of Bitcoin and Ethereum. https://coinblip.com/blog/eos-providing-users-best-worlds/ EOS is like Ethereum in many ways, but is built specifically for open-source projects and is easy to build applications on. It offers no transaction fees, with ownership based on a proportional resource to stake model. Ownership can even be leased out, making the currency incredibly flexible. It is also mentioned that EOS can process millions of transactions per second and, coupled with the lack of fees, has proven attractive to those who have become frustrated with Ethereum. This also compares to Bitcoin which, while running on a separate platform, has its own issues with speed, cost and mining monopoly. It's currently trading at $2.8 - chart: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/h229KGGy/ Thoughts? ??? ??? ??? Title: Re: EOS claim to be providing the best of Bitcoin and Ethereum? Post by: VeeTeaSee on November 29, 2017, 09:34:23 AM it could be a nice project
but it has no mainnet yet, so we can not really talk about it... the people who invested on the beginning are lucky. Title: Re: EOS claim to be providing the best of Bitcoin and Ethereum? Post by: asriloni on November 29, 2017, 11:11:57 AM Hello! Why so many new project claims about become the better of ethereum or even the bitcoin, That's just another crap thing until if you can try to provide the problem behind it. Honestly even the sharding blockchain facing the problem. And I will never believe about if there will no problem on neo too. This will be fair. I came across an interesting on the reason why EOS claim to be providing the best of Bitcoin and Ethereum. https://coinblip.com/blog/eos-providing-users-best-worlds/ EOS is like Ethereum in many ways, but is built specifically for open-source projects and is easy to build applications on. It offers no transaction fees, with ownership based on a proportional resource to stake model. Ownership can even be leased out, making the currency incredibly flexible. It is also mentioned that EOS can process millions of transactions per second and, coupled with the lack of fees, has proven attractive to those who have become frustrated with Ethereum. This also compares to Bitcoin which, while running on a separate platform, has its own issues with speed, cost and mining monopoly. It's currently trading at $2.8 - chart: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/h229KGGy/ Thoughts? ??? ??? ??? |